The Minister for Transport is the chief person at the Department of Transport in the Republic of Ireland. The minister is responsible for air, rail and road infrastructure, see also: Transportation in Ireland.

Minister for Transport & Power

• Erskine Childers 1959-1969
• Brian Lenihan 1969-1973
• Michael O'Kennedy 1973
• Peter Barry 1973-1976
• Tom FitzPatrick 1976-1977

Minister for Transport

• Pádraig Faulkner 1977-1979
• George Colley 1979-1980
• Albert Reynolds 1980-1981
• Patrick Cooney 1981-1982
• John P. Wilson 1982
• Jim Mitchell 1982-1987

Minister for Tourism & Transport

• Ray MacSharry 1987
• John P. Wilson 1987-1989
• Séamus Brennan 1989-1991

Minister for Tourism, Transport & Communications

• Séamus Brennan 1991-1992
• Máire Geoghegan-Quinn 1992-1993
• Charlie McCreevy 1993

Minister for Transport, Energy & Communications

• Brian Cowen 1993-1994
• Michael Lowry 1994-1996
• Alan Dukes 1996-1997

Minister for Public Enterprise

• Mary O'Rourke 1997-2002

Minister for Transport

• Séamus Brennan 2002-present

Related ministry: Minister for Posts & Telegraphs

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